Riveria Monolith water found in the garden, yellow and white marble.
Monolith in white and yellow marble in the garden next to a hedge.
close up of the top of the riveria monolith fountain
Riveria Monolith water found in the garden, yellow and white marble.
Monolith in white and yellow marble in the garden next to a hedge.
close up of the top of the riveria monolith fountain
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Eastern Connections Riviera Monolith Water Feature

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Eastern Connections Riviera Monolith Water Feature

Add a beautiful centrepiece to your garden with the Eastern Connections Riviera Monolith water feature. Hand-carved from beautiful white and yellow marble, this elegant water feature combines natural beauty with the soothing sound of cascading water. 

Available Sizes: 

  • 70 - 80 cm Height x 20 - 30 cm width

As these are natural stone products, dimensions, colour tones, and textures may vary slightly, making each fountain completely unique.

Features & Benefits

  • Hand-carved from authentic natural marble
  • Water cascades naturally down the stone surface
  • Each piece is individually unique
  • Highly durable and weather-resistant natural stone
  • Creates a relaxing atmosphere with the sound of flowing water
  • Suitable for both contemporary and traditional garden settings
  • Ideal as a garden focal point or landscape feature
  • Designed for years of outdoor enjoyment
  • A Truly Unique Water Feature

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use tap water, or is rainwater better?

Rainwater is gentler for wildlife and helps reduce limescale, but tap water is fine too. Just fill your fountain and allow a day for chlorine to dissipate before heavy use.

Do I need electricity to run a fountain?

Not always. Solar units are popular. Mains-powered features offer reliable flowing water; if you use mains, ensure outdoor-rated cable and RCD protection.

What’s the easiest way to prevent algae?

Site in light dappled shade, keep the water running, skim debris, and give it a quick rinse regularly. Avoid nutrient build-up from soil or leaves.

Will a water feature attract frogs and other animals?

Yes, water features tend to invite amphibians and pollinators. Provide an exit route and avoid steep, sheer sides if possible.

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